Reputation: 133
In the simple javascript drop-in UI, when the form is being submitted, braintree.js will intercept the form submission and inserts a hidden field named "payment_method_nonce" into the form, before the submission actually goes to the server.
However, when using the AngularJS as the frontend framework, I generally don't want the form submission to directly go to the server and then do a page reload. Instead, I want my AngularJS function to intercept and deal with the form submission (e.g., via ng-click or ng-submit), AND in its processing it needs to retrieve and use the "payment_method_nonce" value.
I tried it and it can still intercept the form submission. However, it seems like AngularJS intercepts the form submission BEFORE braintree.js does and inserts the "payment_method_nonce" field.
Hence, my AngularJS code that responds to the form submission cannot retrieve that "payment_method_nonce" field and perform appropriate processing. Any suggestions on how I can work around this?
Thanks!
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1221
Reputation: 133
After reading more braintree docs, it turns out registering a paymentMethodNonceReceived callback when setting up the braintree gateway is the right way to go!
Upvotes: 5